Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-04-20
OGDEN CITY,
General Notes.

General Notes.
10 avoid unpleasant misunderstanding,
1t may be stated that the John (or uulc
Jack'') Seaman, implicated in the xii
ing OF the French baker Despony is NJ
IN any way identical with or known
Mr.. John Seman, the well-known an
universally respected book keeper fc
Barnard White.
The other day an offer of $17 900 wa
mad for the northeast corner OF Mail
and Fourth streets, the vacant condition
of which is an eye-sore to Ogden's cit
zens and visitors. The offer was refused
J. +. Dooly and E. II. Orth are common
ly known as the owners of this valuable
piece Of property.
All OF Tuesday was occupied by the
committees from the City Council and
County Court in looking over the plats,
maps and grounds involved IN the great
burning question of the new depot pulld-
ing, especially the lower Fourth street
crossings and Weber bridge. Everything
now looks extremely favorable.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percival J. Barratt are
much concerned about the health of their
daughter Ada, who has been greatly
suffering for several days, the family
physician attributing the illness to over
study by the young patient.
On Tuesday morning before sunrise.
Deputies Hecle and MILESTONE captured
Bishop Samuel Carter, of Porterville.
Morgan County, upon warrant for un-
lawful cohabitation with two women dur
ing the period from January, 1884, to
August, 1886. They brought the pris-
oner before Z. S. Commissioner T. J.
Black. who bound the defendant (upon
his plea Of guilty. over in the sum of
81, 800, for which, as we'll as for the 5000
bonds for the second wife, Sarah, w. G.
Child and John Seaman went sureties.
NJ Buckmiller is on his ranch in Weber
Valley, which be got from Joshua Will
llams, former lumber dealer and hard
ware merchant in Ogden.
The gravel tramway (Pincock svstem)
IS being completed on lower Fifth street.
by and by Fourth will get her share.
u. S. Commissioner L. R. Rogers. has
installed himself in the best lawyers
quarters in Ogden, with a special court
room, consultation room and anti-cham-
Der, all neatly papered and furnished.
NJ. Livingston has come up from Salt
Lake City to look after his real estate.
be appreciated the boom of Ogden.
Phil Ford now comes to the front as
the parent of a smart and precocious
yOungster Jealous of the laurels of A. c.
Emerson's little one, who did not think
God lived in Salt Lake CITY. The little
3-year-old boy of Ford, whom his mother
nlcknames "Esau," on account of his
premature hirsuteness, was at the table
the other day, when he was especially
eager for a big share of fine tenderloin
steak. "Oh, Esau, it will make hair
grow on your breast" but still he got
slice. After a while: "Ma, give me
another piece, please; L don't care if it
makes hair grow all over me-
Mayor David Eccles took trip to Salt
Lake yesterday morning.
Glenn Schramm took in the first per-
Torrance OF the Carleton opera troup,
and is now brim full of sweet melodies
and sweeter visions of lovliness.
Surveyor-General, VIM. G. Bowman.
was in Ogden, on Tuesday, as was D. A. |
Fischer, special agent of the Department (
Of Justice.
We are promised two great theotrical /
treats next month, in Union Opera House.
On the 18th, Roland Reed, al old favor
lite Of Ogdenites. will produce his capt.
waiting comedy of Cheek" and on the !
l4th the celebrated actress, Nine. Janish, |
is to astonish the natives in a great play
VIM. F. Fisher, the astute political
wire-puller of Oneida County, Idaho, has
returned to his haunts and home in Ok |
ford, after about ten days sojourn in the
Land of Zion.
1t was Zone dollar" not 100" that
\. J. Kershaw left to his second wife.
Rose, and her three little ones, the other
day, when he left for fresh fields and |
pastures green. Give the devil his /
due"
On Tuesday forenoon, the executive
board OF the Chambero of Commerce held !
a deliberative meeting, at which were
present, President Peery, Vice-Presidents
kiesel and Boyle, and Secretary Rolapp.
Alter mature consideration of the duties
and requirements OF the different stand
ing committees, twelve in mum ber) and
OF the capacity and availability of the
various directors and other members.
the selections were made with a unani-
nifty no less pronounced and sincere
among those present than will be their
acceptance by the members and the gen.
eral public, when announced in open
meeting. There were fifty select ions, as
some of the most important committees
require more than three members for
the efficient performance of their numer-
GUS and onerous labors. The honors are
evenly divided between the Mormon and
Gentle members, as they should be.
Bert Lewis, of Lewiston, Idaho. is at
the Chapman House.
The Board Of Directors of the Ogden
Chamber OF Commerce meets on Thurs
day evening at o'clock in the County
Court House, for the transaction of i'm
portant business.
Now the city and county are united ON
what concessions they will make to. and
conditions they will require from. the
railroad authorities, and the latter have
been duly notified that Ogden City and
Weber county are officially ready to meet
them and arrive at final settlement of
the depot question. The people appear
all to be in with their mandataries.
Katie, the much-beloved daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs w V. Helfrich, is very i'll,
but in good hands.
They are busy tearing down the old
on Fifth street just east of the
fine corner block of Jas. Horrocks, oppo-
site the Tithing office. Jas. Horrocks
and Reese Howell are about having two